Leaders in Present Mine Crisis Affected by Coal War
The photo shows miners chiefs and officials including Hoover and Davis after a Harding conference on the coal situation. It lists John L. Lewis and Phil Murray among leaders, noting 650000 coal workers affected and plans to gain support from 2500000 union members.
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Hoover
Davis
Harding
John Moore
Phil Murray
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Walter James
Robert Fitzgibbon
Pennsylvania
Lee Hall
Ohio
John Hessler
Indiana
Vice President Coolidge Praises First Harding Year
Vice President Calvin Coolidge told the Brooklyn Institute that Harding’s first year was a period of progress and remarkable economy. He cited nearly 60,000 public employes cut, army reductions, and projected budget drops from about five and a half to three and a half billions. He argued duties include naval parity, veteran relief expansion, and cutting government costs while maintaining necessary military strength. Continued discussion of European affairs follows.
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Associated Press
New York
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Washington
Veterans Bureau
Shipping Board
Cooldge
Weather forecast for Denver and regions easing cold unsettled pattern
Unsettled weather dominates New Mexico with snow or rain likely in the north and east Monday, colder areas in the north and west. Arizona sees fair conditions Monday with unsettled northeast, colder central and southeast, Tuesday returns to fair. Local university weather report covers twenty four hours ending yesterday with highs near 64, lows around 28, humidity around 40 percent, trace precipitation, variable winds, and largely partly cloudy skies.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Typhus Spreads in Europe Amid Famine Fallout
The League of Nations health committee warns eastern Europe faces a serious typhus threat as famine in Russia drives mass migration and repatriation. The frontiers with Soviet Russia, Ukraine, and central Europe are ill prepared for the epidemic surge, likely peaking in April.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
League of Nations’ Health Committee
Lithuania
East Prussia
Ukraine
Warsaw
League of Nations
Death in Wyoming Blizzard Claims Mrs Adamson
Tecumseh Nebraska reports the death of Mrs John Adamson during a Wyoming blizzard last week. She and her husband left a ranch for a neighbor’s home and became lost. Mrs Adamson collapsed from exhaustion in her husband’s arms and died. He later found shelter but was too exhausted to assist the search resulting in her body being recovered hours later.
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Associated Press
Tecumseh
Neb
John ¥. Adamson
Wyoming
Bodies Recovered of Eight South Bend Boy Scouts
Eight members of a South Bend Boy Scout group drowning at Magician Lake near Dowagiac Michigan were recovered. Investigators L L McDonald and J F Freeman reviewed safety precautions and found every precaution had been taken.
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South Bend
Ind
South Bend Boy Scouts Organization
Magician Lake
Dowagiac
Mich
L. Ll. McDonald
Department of Camping
New York City
J. F. Freeman
Boy Scouts of America
South Hend
Notable Dip in Bituminous Coal Output Ahead of April 1 Strike
The Geological Survey reports a slight drop in week ending March 18 with bituminous output at 10,784,000 tons versus 11,115,000 the prior week and 6,512,000 the year earlier. Despite the decrease, production exceeds consumption by about 2.6 million tons for stockpiles. Anthracite stayed strong at 1,907,000 tons, up from 1,687,000 a year ago.
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Associated Press
Washington
Geological Survey
Union
Lenine Death Possibility Reported by Copenhagen Dispatch
Reports from Berlin cited by Copenhagen say Russian Soviet leaders are summoned to Moscow to consider the possible outcome if Premier Nikolai Lenine dies, a situation deemed likely in the near future.
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Ikaden
Berlin
Copenhagen
Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Rotary tablet honors unknown soldier at Arlington
The Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington National Cemetery received a bronze tablet placed by the International Association of Rotary Clubs. President Crawford C. McCullough called the tomb a shrine to service before self and noted Rotary’s British subject representative spoke for 75,000 business and professional men in over 1,100 centers. He praised U S leadership under Warren G. Harding for a disarmament conference aiding world peace.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arington National Cemetery
Rotary
Crawford C. McCullough
International Association of Rotary Clubs
McCullough
United States
United States of America
Warren G. Harding
Oklahoma City Doctor Announces Republican Gubernatorial Candidacy
Dr. T. H. Cilugh Scott of Oklahoma City telegrams Daily Oklahoman declaring his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Oklahoma. He is an army medical corps officer currently in hospital work at Washington.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
T. H. Cilugh Scott
Daily
Oklahoman Tonight
Oklahoma
Scott
Medical Corps of the Army
Tasuington
Thompson Beats Smaulding In Mexican Ring Bout
In Juarez on March 26 Jack Thompson of St. Joseph Missouri defeated Al Smaulding of Albuquerque New Mexico in a 12 round heavyweight bout. Thompson won the referee’s decision after a bout featuring hard slugging and clear advantage for Thompson.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mexico
Jack Thompson
St. Joseph
al Smaulding
Albuquerque
N. M
Thompson
Labor leader charges coal owners plan general strike
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, declares owners of coal properties in both anthracite and bituminous sectors are forcing a general strike through autocratic control. He cites ownership by steel interests and railroad links, alleging profits hinge on dividends while miners’ wages stay low.
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Secerated Press
Washington
Goal Mining
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Flying slips forecko in 1822 mail plan recalled
Washington notes that over a century ago the Freeman’s Journal urged the post office to use a flying machine invented by James Bennett to speed mail delivery. Postmaster General Work cites that early idea as still valid and evidences today’s air mail success.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Freeman's Journal
Norristown
Herald
James Bennett
Philadelphia
Air Mail
Work
Fort Collins Gun Club Wins Uncle Dud Telegraphic Trophy
In Longmont Colorado on March 26 the Fort Collins Gun Club defeated Denver 471 to 467 in a shoot-off after a tie. Five man teams competed with Townsend of Denver posting high score of 98 breaks.
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Longmont
Colo
Fort Collins
Bottle Note Refix Reveals Cyclops Mystery Evidence
A bottle near Cape Lookout contains a note allegedly from a Cyclops engineer claiming a German Uboat torpedoed the ship in 1917. The tanker disappeared with nitrates en route to the United States. extensive searches found no wreckage.
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Associated Press
Beaufort
N. C
Cape Lookout
United States
Princess Mary Cuts Cake With Viscount Lascelles Sword
London March 26 Princess Mary used Viscount Lascelles sword to cut the 500 pound wedding cake at Buckingham Palace during her wedding breakfast. King George led the moment as Lascelles escorted her with the sword while others joked about hatchets or machine guns.
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London
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Buckingham Palace
George
Prince Henry
Duke of York
Louis
Daily News
Alexandra
Princess Mary
Queen Alexandra
Queen Mary
Edward
Four Men Die in Boiler Explosion Aboard Omar E. Conger
Port Huron Mich March 26 A boiler explosion on the ferry boat Omar E Conger killed four men and caused about 100000 in property damage. The blast shook downtown and hurled the boiler 250 feet into a dwelling. Two dockside boys vanished and are feared killed. Three others were injured none seriously. A steam radiator was flung 1000 feet into the chapel during a funeral. Mourners injured by splinters.
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Associated Press
Port Huron
Mich
Omar PD. Conger
Albert A. Falk
Refugees Crowd Saloniki Amid Hunger and Strain
Saloniki hosts about 40,000 Greek and Macedonian refugees and 20,000 Russian exiles in shattered, crowded quarters. Food is scarce with a crust of bread and watery soup daily. The Greek government lacks funds as American Red Cross aid helps thousands of children.
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Saloniki
Russia
Armenia
Caucasus
Asia Minor
Charity of America
American Red Cross
Walla
Europe
Belfast March disorders claim 66 lives by six oclock
As of 6pm in Belfast March death toll reached 66 people including 50 civilians, three policemen, two special constables and a military officer. A girl and a man were killed by stray and unknown gunfire during the night. Two more fatalities occurred in hospitals as border fighting with the Free State continued.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Free State
Adison Holmes, Grant body servant, dies at 96
Gary Indiana March 26 Adison Holmes once served as a body servant to General U S Grant during his presidency He died in Gary at age 96 Born and raised a slave he had thirty two children from three marriages Holmes long remembered in the era he lived through
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Gary
Ind
Addison Holmes
U. S. Grant
United States
Holmes
Hold Daugherty Responsible for Miners Strike
C Mott Hindall union leader and railway clerks general chairman accuses Attorney General Daugherty of misusing executive power and failing to mediate a settlement. He cites government rifle shipments to national guard units in southern Ohio as proof of biased intervention and calls for accountability.
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Columbus
Daugherty
C. Mott Hindall
Toledo and Ohio Central
Kanawha
Michigan
West Virginia
Zanesville and
Miss Los Angeles I Wins 66 Mile Motor Boat Race
Miss Los Angeles I with Dustin Farnum at the wheel won a 66 mile motor boat race in Los Angeles. The finish time was 1 hour 40 minutes 39.6 seconds at an average speed of 46.3 mph. Fellowe IV took second with 1 hour 41 minutes 3.6 seconds. Hurricane I and the Mystery were retired due to engine trouble.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss
Los Angeles IH
Dustin Farnum
Joe Fellows
Fellowe IV
Occupants Oust Orange Party Headquarters in Dublin
Forty men seized Orange party headquarters on Parnell Street and expelled the building’s lawful occupants. The occupants were marched outside, the doors closed, and by late afternoon the group remained in control. Report says the group were identified as workers expelled from Belfast.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Orange Party
Parnell Street
Saly
Belfast
Treasury Chief Departs Today to See Obregon
Adolfo de la Huerta governor of Sonora and secretary of the treasury will leave Hermosillo for Mexico City for a conference with President Obregon. A final decision is expected on his proposed trip to the United States, though sources say he likely will not go.
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de la Huerta
United States
Associated Press
Mexico City
Adolfo de la Huerta
Sonora
the Treasury
Hermosillo
Obregon
Senor de la Huerta
Mexico
William D. Taylor
Washington
State Department
Taylor
George T. Summerlin
Textile strike expands to Lawrence cotton and wool mills
Boston March 26 The New England textile strike widens to Lawrence with seven mills announcing a 20 percent wage cut starting tomorrow. Some workers strike while Pacific Mills the largest plant with about 10 000 workers is not cutting wages. Overall New Hampshire and Rhode Island remain idle and deadlocked.
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Associated Press
Boston
New England
Lawrence
American Woolen Company
Pacific Mills
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Pride Betrayed in Her Son's Escapade Ends in Reunion
New York March 26 Gordon Duffield 19 heir to 1 million dollars was tracked through Bowery lodging houses and East Side hideouts for five months before his mother Mrs. Graham Duffield reunited with him. She said the inheritance will be held back until he shows responsibility, with only income advanced until then. He had been living off odd jobs from Brooklyn Bridge to the Bronx and had seven escapades in total. Dr William Burken will supervise his return to Plainfield New Jersey.
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Associated Press
New York
Gordon Duffield
Bowery
East Side
Graham Duffield
Brooklyn Bridge
Bronx
Bowsery
Gordon
Western Assn Adopts 140-Game Schedule
Tulsa Okla March 26 Directors of the Western association adopted a schedule for a straight season of 140 games. Opening April 20 and closing Labor Day. The league welcomed Joplin as the newest member at this first meeting since its addition.
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Tulsa
Okla
Western Association
Joplin
Five Minutes to Fight Fire Before It Spreads
An urging editorial stresses quick action in a fire emergency. It notes Chicago’s large blaze in the business district and warns many property losses could be avoided if fires are checked within minutes. Readers are offered a free 94 page booklet by mail with a small postage stamp and return coupon.
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Chicago
Fire Booklet Request Enclosed With Stamps
A note from Frederic J. Yaskin of The Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau requests return postage for a free Fire Booklet. The letter asks recipients to enclose two cents in stamps and includes a street address reference.
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Frederic J. Yaskin
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington, D
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